All I can contribute to this is this video: Shake Hands With Danger (1980)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v26fTGBEi9E And now everyone has a catchy tune in their head! Sorry

Äffle: Sag mal, magst du den BR? Pferdle: Ha jo, dä Hafr isch mine Lieblingsspeis! Und miar han so allgemein kei Problem mit Glute, susch gsehsch du und scho Chotze

The problem is that cars are revered in this country as if they were sacred objects. Data protection violations: dududu! Violations of fundamental rights: depending on your wallet… But cars are always sacred. They have the halo of insurance and investment fraud, even if they are parked on tram tracks or in the fire department access lane to a hospital.

The city of St. Gallen in Switzerland simply charges CHF 20 per minute that the tram is blocked. (21€ / $25) https://www.srf.ch/news/zug-blockiert-falschparken-kostet-20-franken-pro-minute

https://bsky.app/profile/veryimportant.lawyer/post/3lybxlwzjuc2h

I thought the same thing when I designed my blog in earth tones back then™. The first comment was: “That seems pretty anal fixation.”

Linguine is the better spaghetti. IMHO.

I was hired as a backup representative and just wanted to know what I was dealing with and make a clear statement.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WaJFudED5FQ

The fucking battery is almost empty after just three days! Just because I played Snake every break.

V.02 ClankPilot V.03 CrackPilot

That’s exactly what an ad broker would say.

That’s exactly what a copper thief would say.

If the right people don’t think it’s just fiber, then it’s no longer good enough.

VokuhilA!

OK. Apparently this is advertising for a bad video game. The first thought I had about it: How is it regulated with the papers? Are they magically changed to female too? Or will I have to go through a bureaucratic odyssey?

Source: https://ayellowbirds.tumblr.com/post/616382965727068160/so-your-planet-dirt

A saying from this time: The Swiss work six days a week for Hitler and pray on Sunday for the victory of the Allies.

However, this assumes that the customer knows what the brand names “Barbie” and “Hot Wheels” stand for. Perhaps she just had to bring such a menu of toys to a boy and didn’t have the cultural knowledge behind the terms. It would have been helpful: A doll or a toy car?